Parents
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Parents as Partners in Career Education
Research has shown that parents have the strongest influence over their children's choices regarding post secondary education and careers.
Children need guidance to help choose the best educational and career paths.
Home is a child's first workplace--where responsibility, decision making, team work, problem solving and other employability skills can be reinforced beginning at a young age.
Parents know their children best and are in the best positions to help their children, but need information and resources to help them do so.
Helpful websites:
A site just for parents that has good information and could help reduce the stress some parents feel during this time in their children's lives.
As a parent, you know that you affect your child's career development and career choice. You also know that the career choices young people make will affect their job satisfaction, where they live, how much they earn, and who their friends are.
The site provides parents and other adults caregivers access to:
Helpful articles and advice from experts in the fields of parenting and substance abuse prevention;
Science-based drug prevention information, news and studies;
Support from other parents striving to keep their children drug-free;
Perspectives of teens themselves.